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    From right to left standing between Lorne Scots personnel are Major Rolf Guenther (Salvation Army); Douglas Bramer (Legion Padre); Bill Shields, saluting (Poppy Chairman, The Royal Canadian Legion Br

    Darwyn Hourie demonstrating blacksmithing to a group of new students at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop, Milton, Ont.

    Fall Tour, 2005, of the Fine Arts Society of Milton

    Fall Tour, Fine Arts Society of Milton

    In the early years of 2000, the house was moved from its location on Mary Street to Bell Street. This was to accommodate the expansion of the Town Hall and the accompanying parking areas.

    Jim Dills (left) receiving Writing award from MP Gary Carr

    John McDonald (left) receiving Educational Award from Mayor Gordon Krantz

    Angelo DeMedicis (right) of Milton Home Hardware receiving award from MPP Ted Chudleigh

    This event was held in conjunction with the wagon rides organized by the Milton Downtown Business Association.

    These wagon rides were held during the month of December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

    The wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

    The wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

    These wagon rides are held in December in conjunction with the Milton Downtown Business Association

    Display by various members of the Fine Arts Society of Milton held at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop.

    Gayle Waldie and Marsha Waldie selling Milton Historical Society books at the Fine Arts Society of Milton exhibition held at the Waldie Blacksmith Shop.

    The house was moved in the early 2000s to Robert Street, opposite the Fairgrounds, in order to make way for parking facilities for the additions to the Town Hall. Knox Church can be seen in the backg

    Pen and Ink sketch of the brick Hornby Repeater Station at 12005 Steeles Avenue. It was built in 1930 by Bell Telephone to boost phone signals between Toronto and Windsor.

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     The Legion Colour Party leads the Remebrance Paradme down Main Street to the cenotaph. They are followed by the Air Cadet Band, the wreath layers, the RCMP, Halton Police and the Halton Hills Fire De

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     A man dressed as a World War I soldier marches in the Remembrance Day Parade on the Main Street bridge.

Yves Dejardins, Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 5 Nov 2005     Major Jack Harrison marches in the Remembrance Day Parade on the Main street bridge.